by Richard Klin | Jan 27, 2025 | Stories
St. Teresa Thrift Store is an attractive and spacious retail space that functions, to an extent, like those late, lamented classic department stores — a place to buy just about anything. This thrift store sells housewares, lamps, small appliances, office supplies,...
by Richard Klin | Dec 21, 2024 | Stories
In November and December, the appearance of various Santa Clauses is so common that it is almost unnoticed. Yet, these gentlemen in their loud red suits and flowing white beards are, after all, playing a role. Their experience of being Santa for a short, intensive...
by Richard Klin | Dec 21, 2024 | Feature
Diana Horn and her husband, Danny, moved from Atlanta to Bowling Green in 2009. Bowling Green, like so many other rural and smaller communities across the United States, has been hit hard by an exponential growth in poverty and hardship. Horn took this as a call to...
by Richard Klin | Dec 21, 2024 | Feature
In the recent past, only a few blocks in New York City’s West Forties and a few other metropolitan areas offered the opportunity to experience first-rate musical theatre. These days, top-rate musical theatre has sprung from its narrow geographical confines — and you...
by Richard Klin | Nov 8, 2024 | Stories
LAURA ORSLAND is the mother of a son with developmental disabilities. Like so many parents in similar circumstances, she was dissatisfied with the limited options for people with disabilities once they left high school. Everyone she consulted with — professionals,...
